Romelu Lukaku went mental at teammate Victor Moses after he failed to pick him out in Inter's win over Parma.
Having been 1-0 down through a first-half Gervinho strike, Antonio Conte's side completely a turnaround after both Stefan de Vrij and Alessandro Bastoni found the net let on.
There was the chance to add gloss on the win in stoppage time when Moses was played through in the 95th minute but the Nigerian international couldn't find Lukaku - much to his anger.
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And with the game being played behind closed-doors at an empty Ennio Tardini Stadium, you could hear just frustrated Lukaku was. He screamed, "Victor, f***ing hell!" after Moses' cross failed to beat the first man.
Lukaku can speak eight different languages, including being fluent in Italian just months after making the switch to Serie A - but there's something brilliant about him swearing in English after Moses couldn't deliver the simple pass.
While behind-closed-doors football takes away the atmosphere that makes the beautiful game so special, one of the enjoyable elements of it is hearing the shouts from players.
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Only last week we heard Harry Maguire hurling expletives at Luke Shaw after some slack play at left-back.
Paul Pogba took a quick free-kick that Shaw was not ready for and Lys Mousset, who had just been off the pitch, nipped in to nick the ball. Possession changed hands briefly before the ball ended up with Maguire at the back.
After he passed the ball, a livid Maguire screamed "F***ing switch on!" at Shaw - with the shout very easily heard by those who didn't have Sky Sports' fake crowd noise on.
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